The roses grot, White doves fluttering by Endless dreams in the sky Untouched though, never taught how Summer air and drenched leaves For thou is not to teach The dreams were never reached
The wind gliding through my soul Little clouds flowing along A melody of god's way untold A repetition to understand Listened once, forgot again
Grief they say is the last form of love Being clawed away are these yearnings for more They trim the leaves, water the roots Maybe new buds, new petals, will bruit
To be god's fool, color blissful deeds Petrels coot slandering lies above the water bed Sent out to ramble of helpless needs, in the blue canvas, never dead When will the bluebirds coo? Will they too paint their sins, close to the dunes?
What if god is how you describe with caressing hands and gentle eyes You say his name so attentively despite the one syllable Melody
When will her eyes glow for me And not the being who took her loved Simmering is a prayer on my lips that is authored to no god.
The poem is about dreams unfulfilled, the religious misunderstanding of gods ways, and forbidden love for a girl who is religious. The person encounters grief and hopes for new love to sprout and talks about how liars will follow god but when will people who are not believers truly be happy? The person also yearns for the love of someone now willing to give it.